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Arizona silver belt., 1887-02-12
ToAro NoYEs

Alta recent shooting match at Wat
kins ranch, y. Bole5 aud the Wat,
kins boys got away with the beef
Several Tontoites have gone to
Phoenix to attend tie triad 81 the
Ward and Jacobs sheep case,
Anew school house Is u te built al
Tonic, ia district Eo $, aud the pt-
ously inclined Of tie neighborbood
talk of starting a Sunday school, when
It Is finished
Several iine showers have fallen
recently aud the prospect for more Il
good The rainfall will help stock BY
making water in the hills where there
is yet considerable feed. Cattle are
thin in flesh owing to the range being
almost entirely denuded of grass for
several miles out from Ionto creek,
Losses, however will not be Sd great
as was at first feared A GOOD many
cows are coming in and tho young
calves arc strong and frisky,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-02-12

G1onr, GHa County Arizona

ItLopB, Gila County Arizona,
February 1, 1882
Board met pursuant 70 adjourn
meut, Present Supervisors Radman,
/ Kinney and Sultan,
Minutes Of February ith reaa and
approved,
Communicable from r. Edgecomhe
read, aud on notion ordered placed
on file.
Communication from the Board Of
Supervisors Of plnal comfy was read
and ordered on file, and the Clerk IN
structed to write and request that the
Inspectors report ON survey made BY
A. G. Pendleton, be forwarded at the
earliest possible moment
Communication from Q. Il. Walker
read and ordered ON file, and the
Clerk directed to inform MIR, Walker
of the time Of next meeting,
On motion tho petition of A. Pack.
II - 49,. e.4:.. n
new school district out Of part Of
School District No. 5, was, at the re-
commendatiop of Probate Judge w
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-02-12

The storm last Saturday night, as
though conscious of its tardiness,
came with 4 great rush end buster,
The wind skurrying and whistling
about the eayes Of the houses and rat.
thing windows in It's impetuous course,
as though the spooks were holding
revel No damage was done to prop,
erty in Globe, as far as we can learn.
The wind having expended itself BY
Sunday afternoon, rain fell more co
piously and continued increasingly
through the night, and while the pre-
cipitation was considerable, yet there
was little surface flow, the thirsty
earth absorbing the water rapidly,
The storm seems to have been gener-
al, covering a wide extent of country.
We have had a slight rainfall since
and doubtless our vet season has com
menced. About ten inches Of snow
fell on pinal mountain and the Sierra
Apch& has also rat 90 a white hood
The rain will as good ID many ways
and + welcomed by everybody
Arizona silver belt., 1887-02-12

Tho Governor has erred IL laying too
mnof emphasis apon sabordinate
.ssbieets and leaGes somo very Inns
portant question: almost untouched.
His financial plana, notably to pay
cash as we 40 along may be better
adapted q towns ID Ills native Stats
(New Jersey than for llem coantry
Which needs more help ana credit
fProyided ucl is reasonably than
we'll populated eonntrics II tao East
Altogether the Governor shows
plainly his lack Of craftsmanship, but
takes great care ia Biz own policy,
which, % doubt he considers para
mount To the interests + The Terri
tory. DEaoeRAr.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-02-12
Posr orFIcE RULES,

Of6cs open from Z A. Nj, TO z P. A., Gaiiy.
sundEys-one hour after mail arrives,
Mail closes going East and West az 50 a.
H., daily.
Money 6rder DepSrtment-closcs at P.
H., daily--SundNys excepted
Mails 20 to San Carlos and Aiavey every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday-to Catalpa,
Armer, Tonic, Rye, Payspn, Sc, every Mon
day. These mails close the night previous at
gPM ALONHO BAILEY, z. NJ,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-02-12
rus DEATn o. wllsOs.

John Wilson, teamster, who was So.
badly injured on the night 81 Che 81st
nit, at Camp Thomas, by tie kick IL.
a male, died on Saturday last The
rnmored suspicion that he was foully
deit with, for the purpose IL robbery,
is denied by more authentic Informs
ton. MI. Hayerly, who arrived With
bis team early I'D the week, corrobo-
rates our account Of the accident and
adds othsl particulars Wilson was
struck several times, as Shown 81
wounds on the fore head, chin and
back ofthe bead. After being kicked
the injured man still conscious
walked across the street and knocked
at the butchershop for admittance.
The parties whom he aroused, and
who took care Of him through the
night, state that he talked nationally /
he said lie had been kicked by a mule,
stated the number Of animals ii Ills
team, and realizing that Ills injuries
would likely prove fatal. he gave the
address Of his brother in the East, to
whom the facts were telegraphed, and
no also had them notify a friend III
Wilcox to come and take charge of
the teaa. Although, apparently.
Wilson improved after treatment by
the Post physician, yet bis injuries
were such that little hope of Bis re-
coyeyy was entertained. The death
Of Wilson Is greatly deplorsd by bill
who knew him here.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-02-12

Dr Elints Heart Iteme1y has saved
uioru iiypa l,y tiaigsY use, aud has kept
from salclde 81 the Instant ssylFm more
yictins VI nervous tIisatders tban AZ the
phgsicianA with their pet methods q
treatment Al druggists t 30. De-
safiifstye treatise With each bottle; Of asl.
dress y ]. Maci. 4 Co, s. n
Arizona silver belt., 1887-02-12

A signbosrd, for the information Of
trsvsS is greatly needed at Drip
ping Springs station where the roads
from Globe, Riverside and the San
Pedro meet, causing confusion 70
those travelling over them.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-02-12

A number Of coke teams came in
during the past week, and all Of the
first shipment Of two hundred tons
viii have arrived within a few
days. Another hundred viii be on
the road shortly.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-02-12

Co. Scanland and George A. Allen
spent last Sunday in Globe and re-
turned to the river the following day,
The school on lower Tonic, under MIR.
Scanland's tuition, is prospecting.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-02-12

At the annual meeting Of the Globe
City Roller Skating Rink Association,
held on the 9th inst, the following
officers were elected for tbs ensuing
year. President. w. II. Cook; Vice
Pres. Jos. H. Hamill; sec,ty and
Treas, B. G. Fox; Directors, w. r,
McNelly, o. n. Anderson, H. & Hitch.
cock, J. w. Ransom, J, III. Hamill.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-02-12

s-,e,<Hss.a .nsasN-y> ~N-e,@>eS,-y N.~-~-N-r.~N--
We desire to locate ia this
city an agency Ton our Cloth.
ing Order Department. "A
hrst-class, competent party
can arrange for a large and
profitable trade. A plea
SAINT and convenient adjunct
to any other established bust
ness. No risk to agent
Address
JoHN WANAMAKER,
Philadelphia.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-02-12
IneIlee.asgm 81 aIan.sIl.nlIa,,.

A few Hamburg Iiga arc sll bhat Is
necessary foF tha eaFe ii inc seYsrest
cases of Indigestion u eouat ipation, ag,l
ono taken occasionally viii prevent the
development eff these affections 81 cts
AT ali dtug4istA J. j. Mack L CO., pro
-priasprs. 8. F
Arizona silver belt., 1887-02-12

The wind last Saturday night, tore
from their foundations and completely
demolished the hosting works Of the
Stonewall jackson mine, at McMilleBf
Arizona silver belt., 1887-02-12

The fact that is cars Of rails for
the Mineral Belt railroad have reached
Flagstaff and 100 cars more are en-
route from the East looks as though
the Company intended to push the
construction Of the road with All pos
sible dispatch. The Champion reports
that the work Of grading will b less
difficult now, the first fvo miles,
which were completed last week,
having been BY far the worst portion
OF the first twenty miles.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-02-12

Mr.. & Mrs. VIM. Brereton left bn
Wednesday for Los Angeles, Cal,
where they intend making their home
in the future, Their Globe friends
are sorry to lose them.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-02-12

The Reverend G. Fl. Adams has
realized by the sale Of part Of his
Phoenix estate to E. r. Kellner fer
$4,000. He yet holds valuable tract
near the town, and in consequence to
its proximity to the business center il
is regarded as more valuable than
that already disposed Of besides bis
landed estate the reverend gentleman
has valuable water rights in the Grand
Canal, which carries the largest body
Of water in Salt river valley Dir.
-Kellner, in his brief stay in Florence,
on bis way to Globe, purchased Of Levi
Ruggles a body Of land adjoining the
town on the north, paying therefor
5000 cash,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-02-12

A rumor is current among the
Indians visiting McAillen, that the
Indian, John Dam, recently killed a.
soldier at Fors Apache. ~
Arizona silver belt., 1887-02-12

Smelling was resumed by the Globe
Company on Wednesday last, with
the prospect of a successful run.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-02-12

Thursday evening I Al Adamz.
better known as Cap Adams,
violently assaulted Con Crowley hy
striking him several slows upon TIE
bead with 4 six-shpqter, It'd which
Adams was arrested upon the charge
pf assault With intent to Kill and il
nov undergoing preliminary exam.
ination, Crowley iain4es are er
oua although BIS cona iiipa Is reported
III BE somewhat impFoHed tins mnFn.
3ng
Arizona silver belt., 1887-02-12

California and Hayden's flour, oat
meal, corn meal cracked wheat, rolled
oats, etc, etc, al Van Wagenen's
Arizona silver belt., 1887-02-12

Monday evening Feb. 14th, the Ath-
lstic Club will give the first Valentine
Party ever gwen in Globe. Every
gent and lady who attends wall receive,
a valentine. NY
Arizona silver belt., 1887-02-12

James X. Hazard and G. G. Griffin,
Of Salt River, were in town forseyeral
DAYS this week.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-02-12

Read our Prescott correspondence
on the first page of this issue.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-02-12
LOCAL NEWS,

Potatoes Three Cents per pound at
Wsstmeysr's.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-02-12

G al Ct Don't forget the fun at
the Valentine party Everybody vim
be thsreand All viii receive sure liiiE
Valentine
Arizona silver belt., 1887-02-12

III yoR want a good suit of clothes
custom made, leave your order with.
q. s. Van Wagenen
Arizona silver belt., 1887-02-12

For the ladies, ribsrsene and ara.
seno lalt, At Myers 4 seheiris
Arizona silver belt., 1887-02-12

l3aaftea At Taylor nsl liz tling
these cold nights. Fy III.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-02-12

WANTED. An agent for 9iis
county Machines viii % furnished
on consignment TO q reliable party
and 4 liberal commission slloWed on
sales. Adde'S The Singer Manu-
featuring Company, Tucson, AFi2ona
Arizona silver belt., 1887-02-12

Fresh groceries con stantly ARRIVING
at Van Wagepens
Arizona silver belt., 1887-02-12

Butter eggs spnas bacon, dry salt
meat and ham, d Van Wagenen
Arizona silver belt., 1887-02-12

Cigars at van WagcnQn's
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-10
MICHIGAN MENTION
THE STATE NEWS CONCENTRATED.
Paragraphs About Ys1pis sni Places In
AR Parts % the Peninsula. From
ths wire. Corr-s poedsnts and
Exchanges
Phow At Ishps ming last week.

Phow At ishpe ming last week.
Jackysn gas well IL down 2.t75 feet.
Harrison has an Eeho. Il IS Republican.
Ascension
Corunns has reason % De proud Of her
new 1re engine
Bangor insrgurstes the early closing
movement this week
There = said % have been lots Of liquor
sold on tas siy az toe shaca FAIR.
The Pioneers of Ionis Connty hoid a ssrai-
annual n>esfing in ioDia tomerrow.
TIE receipts Of the Berlin az we're 81 so
which gives the society $50 surplus.
Grssnviis estimates that it viii take
g. 500 - meet per expenses uext year.
Barns struck sy Hghtnink near 81 Louis
were burusd. sntAiiug ioss of $1,000.
Edward %. Hoisington. Of Nsrson. = IN
ia - So. Johns. on scasrge OF forgery,
With the taxes collected tAis Fs,l Char
lotts eili be soie 20 paY 0t ber Indebted
ness.
A sou Of Iisutsnant- Governor Mac
Donsld died AZ Colorado springs on Friday
morning.
Hos. Geo Z. Yspls Eili Isrturs a. Ionis
fonorrow evening on Thinking aud
WORKING
Nsw Postofiice in Grand Traverse county
Lake Brewster. With Charles Brewster
POSTMASTER.
Asout Two hundred Thousand shingles
cane sskora on the hesch isw miles north
Of Sauxssuck iasr weak.
Cary Bros. az NJ Pleasant. have com
nsenced iafnnsring IN the Aoiassss. where
thev vii bank 5elo0oo feet.
Nrs. Daniel Monahan. Of Sc ossph
gave birth 80 daughter. and twenty SIX
aass lster gave birfh 10 a son.
The fair ss Chsriofts vas 80 ruch 0f
success thsr tne Managers aope 10 pay %
large part of ths i8aealedness.
The UNPLEASANT westser hsd sucn a g.
pressing eject upcn tne 0scscs county 'air
thai orv 80 snsres Fers made.
The - fsurs Iaatr s,1s estimates
tisat ioo e~n&e fesf OF hena. .rsk = if - ru8
into M.c5ez~n sfres,ns thIs Ntnasr
The sossant ef co. Slsle tax spnsrfioned
- Falgn county tatS Fesr 's SlaftaaaH The
s1ns.izafian et sle eeunrv IS "a Neeo1
Hen Chsries Ncsisr. sf M,4srrfie. ~iu
lpcfursfn Rsnrnr Trffar srsrirr 81 rert
Eesk en- The Hsme sgsirst tss ss' e,,f. p
Isues 81 KING. 6armer esitcr 81 she Sft.
Ee1ia6.tcts rss heen serrinte9 gi'icisl
sfenogrspher Of ne f.feents iad.ciai dis
uiot
Rhinehsrf Rsirsr. N Es.sruarrc. ser =
ersrre, STA ia vie sfshhef einsa.f f1us
fnes .n lae Eecx With scEzrfle. p
49, Nrs
rhers wil - rlentr .f men n .ha r,o.ss
re- Wi1ter if = estimated rat 81 s0e afe
t,ore leet Of lezS ~ii BE- eat tas water
taen last
A new r.r3 sf zss g being ist-1fnresf q,
.I.. ..r
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-10

for Governor or Congressman or something
or other.
The leading citizens Of Petoskey and Hsr-
Dor Springs will lay out boulevard be-
tween the two towns. The road viii follow
the bav shore all the way.
The Big Rapids Wagon Company will
turn their plant into furniture factory,
provided SIS, 900 or Sl00. 900 can be raised.
Ofthis amount s., 900 has been raised.
The Edison Light Company want per
mission TO place wire across the Sault
canal at height of $50 feet, which they
think would clear the mssts Of all vessels
Editor Holmes, Of the Buchanan Record,
IN 1885 planted 2.0O0 young eels IN Hazen
lake, near that town, and now he wants TO
know II anybody has seen sDy of those eels.
Louis FasqueIle. son OF DR.. l.. w. Fas-
quslls. Of 81 Johns. and Miss Ethel Il
Rowan. Of Pstoskey, were married At the
residence Of the brides parents on Thurs
day evening.
TheLoxsll Water Works. which is being
built BY stock company. Is being rapidly
completed and will be in operation before
Winter fairly sets in. The company EN-
ploys ifty men.
Mrs Laura s. Havilsnd, formerly of Ann
Arbor. now Of Chicago. author Of popular
work called a Woman's Life, Work,
Labor aad Experience" is in the city visit
ing the prison aud jail The lady Is g
Years Of age and vas nurse in the war
and a prominsnt snti-slavery worker. She
q sn Old resident Of Michigan. and founder
OF the Rzsin Institute. The object of her
visit e not known. bat Il is thought she is
colleotinx data for an important work
Jacksgn Cthssa.
The prospects now are that the attend
snce At the University OF Michigan this
year viii fully sgual that Of any previous
year "a ia history. There are go students
who are expected. but have not yet arrived.
Ths pharmacy class i ahs largest ever
satersd ths literary freshmen class : a
Attle lsrger than last rear, which was al
especially large one. and the lss classes
vii be about the same as those Of lsst year.
IL the medical school the senior class IS
srasler. but the f~sbm class Is isrzsr
w5i.e IN the homeopathic department the
slisudanos il lsrger than ever before.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-10

Gentismsns fne cordovsn hand sered
500 shoss can now BE- bought A. 81 90.
ard calf sswed e. $50, Just g. l.00 lsss than
regular prices At :. - Watson 4 Co :
greas cut sac. I0u can surely ssve 50
cents 70 8 % q pair on aides or gentle
men shoes Of any zrsds you wisb q 5ny.
Rememo@r his when yoa srs ready to
purchase thea % 60 Watson & Co, 10
ncnroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-10
LESSONS NStx FRENCH
Monsieur 4. Berard.

Is Prepared 20 give evening
lessons r. tne French language
as his seesderce. as Sheldon st
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-10

Detroit xias ths Nsnonal Leaza@ pennsnt
-St Lonis wins ne Amerlcar League per
uank hnt neftenthsisr wins tas wrries
f1a'noionsA ~ f,r toe frssf ovsters riaus
he.Islf trouk &C.. ksrs ia h.s msrksf a.
ItT Nanroe
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-10

The Sirg I S<ewi entertainment ~
1s svsn sr the sonth Congregational
Eh1rrh f1ursisT evsniag It iss hamor
oEls eatsrf aiaasert rerrass1tl1z a roncert af
= hlndred Tears sEo toET1 Isrcsas
snt IA ia VI - here
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NEWS OF THE MoRNrNG.

EAsrERY.-A slight shock of earthquake
was felt at Charleston yesterday Con
gress adjourned yesterday 40 Donovan
Rosa has suspended the publication of his
paper A Convention of a so-called Ma
tional Printers Protective Fraternity is in
session at Kansas City......The brakemen
on the Pittsburg division of the Baltimore
and Ohio road have struck .....Ex-Con-
gresham Edward Breitung, of Michigan,
IS dead 49,. The President failed to sign the
river and harbor bill......The passenger
agents and railroad managers have come to
an understanding in regard to passenger
rates Arrangements have been made by
the Postmaster General for fast mail service
between the East and Southwest.....Silye
in New York, l019.
FoREIeN.-The rising at Rustchuk has
been suppressed. and the leaders ordered to
be shot,. Seryia has called out her re-
serves.G. F. Anderson, an alleged
American Judge, has been sentenced at
London to FIVE years penal servitude for
swindling 1.-THE Portuguese have occu-
pied the fortress and bay of Tungi in Fan
zibar There is great excitement at Linn
erick, on account of the preparation of ex-
tensive incendiarism in the surrounding
country 49,. Austria is actively preparing
for the coming struggle. Silver in Lon
don, 46d.
PACIFIC CoAsT.-The strike Of the San
Francisco carmen has ended 49,. The Fres-
no Board of Trade is opposed to an extra
Superior Judge. H. Ross, a convicted
burglar, escaped from the Portland, Or, Jail
"A desperate street fight occurred at
Nogales A. T., between Americans and
Mexicans. The People of Orland are re-
ioieing over the the defeat of the Glenn
county bill.,.. There is great activity in
real estate at Fresno......The San Carlos
Apacnes are stealing stock from the settlers.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIEs.

The Pope has sent his'apostolic benedic-
ton to Rev. Father McGlynn.
The Irish revolutionary veterans will
have reunion at New York to-day.
The Contra Costa Board of Trade has
been organized at Martinez with 10 men,
bers.
At Evansville, n NJ, miners cabin
was blown to atoms by the explosion of
box of giant powder.
The taking of testimony in the Lynch
Vandever Congressional contest case began
at Los Angeles Thursday.
James Phelan, the San Francisco CAPT
taIist is going to erect hotel at Santa
Cruz that will rival the Del Monte.
The British Government intends to call
the attention of the Vatican to Archbishop
Croke's letter advising the non payment of
taxes in Ireland.
Jim Larkins and Pat Fitzgerald, two
pugilists, fought twelve rounds in the din
ing. room of a private residence on Long
Island, Thursday.
Near Duncan, n. NJ, two rivals over a
California girl settled the question as TO
who was the best man, with shotguns. One
was buried yesterday.
Pastor Pentecost, of the Congregational
Church at Newark, N. j., will DE asked 10
resign for preaching sermons favoring
Henry Georges theories.
1t is said on authority that there is no
likelihood that the Holy See will take other
than the most favorable view of the atti-
tude of Cardinal Gibbons and the American
bishops toward the Knights of Labor.
A serious accident occurred at Huachuca
station south of Benson A. It where
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question involved is one between citizens
of common country, and whose interests
and purposes should be one. The friends
of the valley and of river navigation
would have been less than men had they
not protested as they did against the
menace of the bill. They witnessed all
manner of trades" made to secure its
passage, and might, had they been so dis
posed, have laid them bare to public view.
But they preferred to rest their case upon
its merits, and trust to the sense of COM
mon Justice characteristic of American
communities, to justify them. Let the ad-
vice given often before be needed; ny
draulic mining methods are not so abso-
lutely essential to the prosperity of any
section of the State as to place in peril
greater interests, that they may be pro-
tected from the condemnation of the
Courts. The same amount of en-
ergy and money expended to
maintain the system in the face of the
Judgment of the Courts, and the legisla-
ton of Congress, if projected in other
direction, would bring to the mining
regions greater prosperity than they can
possibly secure by hydraulic mining. 1t
is to be hoped the "slickens" question
will not again be projected into legislation
to permit the continuance of processes de-
struetive of navigation and of river lands.
That this question may be the more
speedily put at eternal rest, and no longer
haunt investments and make uneasy the
valley people, let the Secretary of War be
petitioned to extend the power given to
him by Congress to proceed in the Courts
to perpetually enjoin hydraulic mining.
Until he is satisfied it has ceased, he can
not use the money set apart for restoration
and preservation of the Sacramento and
Feather rivers. 1t is the timely thing to
do to urge him to satisfy himself, as he
may. This is best for both mountain and
valley the sooner the question is taken
out of the public mind the better for all
the sooner vain hopes on the one side, and
tremulous fears on the other, are ended
the better for all. For twelve years the
contention has been maintained-let it be
now ended, and the clog to the wheels of
valley and mountain development be re-
moved
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the State from all control whatever of
lines of transportation related to interstate
commerce. But the solicitor holds that
the Courts will maintain the centralizing
class of legislation, and that the part of
wisdom and patriotism is to accept the
situation and fairly try the experiment.
This branch of the opinion will, for Its
political significance, be read with pro-
found interest, and will unquestionably
evoke comment and. earnest debate
throughout the whole country. The So
licitor stands not alone in holding to this
view. Others have entertained the same
belief concerning the tendency of Federal
legislation. Some of the most incisiye and
broadest-minded essayists and profoundest
thinkers and jurists of the age concur in
the conclusion reached, and for some
months past the subject has been one of
the chief topics to which their mono
graphs in the leading reviews of the day
have been devoted.